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He won’t go to Asia, Cristiano’s new plan is revealed and surprises fans

Not Al Nassr, this is the club Cristiano wants to join

By Jose Castro

Not Al Nassr, this is the club Cristiano wants to join
Not Al Nassr, this is the club Cristiano wants to join
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Portuguese legend, Cristiano Ronaldo began his senior career with Sporting CP before deciding to join Manchester United in 2003, at the age of 18. A very successful player at club level, having won the FA Cup in that season. At the age of 23, he won his first Ballon d'Or. He would then go on to win the Champions League, the FIFA Club World Cup, and three straight Premier League championships. 

When Cristiano joined Real Madrid in 2009 for a transfer fee of €94 million (£80 million), it was the then-most expensive association football transfer ever. Cristiano went on to win 15 trophies at the club, including four Champions Leagues, two La Liga championships, two Copa del Rey crowns, and two Copa del Reys. He also became the club's all-time leading scorer. 

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Shortly before the World Cup in Qatar began, Ronaldo shocked the football world with a bombshell interview in which the Portuguese star took aim at several United players, both past and present. Cristiano took aim at Gary Neville and Wayne Rooney after appearing to be particularly hurt by their criticism of him, claiming that their criticism was motivated by jealousy over his elevated status.

However since his contract got terminated by Manchester United after that explosive interview with Morgan, there has been speculations about the club which he will sign join.This week, it was rumored that Ronaldo was close to signing a contract worth a staggering £173 million year with Saudi club Al Nassr.

The club Cristiano wants to join

Contrast opinion have been the reation to the offer by Saudi Arabian club, Al Nassr as the mouth watering deal will make Cristiano the highest paid athlete of all-time. However, that argument will be put to rest as Morgan, who appears to be speaking to the Portuguese frequently, refuted any claims that the transfer was close to happening. He said the player is is eyeing a club in the Champions League that will give him the chance to extend his record and his legacy.

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